Outsourcing, Papers and publications

Today, Eurodad and EPSU are launching a report about the broken promises of public-private partnerships (PPPs).

The research “Financing health care: False Profits and the Public Good', by Jane Lethbridge of Public Services International Research Unit (PSIRU), University of Greenwich was commissioned by PSI and released on Thursday 13 November 2014 at the Australian NSW Nurses and Midwives Association Forum

Outsourcing of public services often has more of an impact on the low-paid and predominantly women workers as it is often services like cleaning and catering that are the first to be outsourced. Trying to protect the pay of women workers employed by outsourcing companies is a further challenge for

{(21 June 2010)} Over 40 participants from 10 countries met in Madrid on 16-17 June to debate a number of key collective bargaining issues. Top of the agenda was the impact of the crisis with reports of how governments in Spain, Italy and Portugal in particular are cutting or freezing pay as well as

{Adopted by the Standing Committee on Local and Regional Government, 23 May 2006} -* Excluded services - an agreement on outsourcing could specify services which the employer would be committed not to outsource under any circumstances -* Bringing services back in-house - any agreement on outsourcing